The phrase "a bidirectional role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or function that involves two-way interaction or influence, often in contexts like communication, technology, or relationships.
Example: "In our project, the team leader has a bidirectional role, facilitating communication between the clients and the development team."
Alternatives: "a two-way role" or "a reciprocal role".
Recently, a bidirectional regulatory role of MAP kinase for neutrophil migration has been demonstrated where the activation of p38 molecule enhanced the chemokine-mediated neutrophil migration, while the activation of ERK pathway inhibited their migration [ 50].
(1) Transforming growth factor (TGF -β family proTGF -βare representative proteins that possess bidirectional roles during tumor progression.
The number of nodes plays an important role on a bidirectional algorithm as it is a 'node base', meaning that the bigger the number of nodes get, the more the time complexity increases.
Our study demonstrates that aberrant reduction of HOTTIP and HOXA13, which have a bidirectional regulatory loop, may play an important role in the pathogenesis of HSCR.
It has a role in cell-matrix signalling in a bidirectional manner.
To confirm the role of dSIr2 in regulating metabolic output in a bidirectional manner, we overexpressed dSir2 using pSw-tub-gal4>Sir2 EP2300.
A bidirectional interaction between the neuroendocrine system and peripheral inflammation could play a role in fatigue.
This incongruous activity on adjacent genes (decrease in Brn1 protein coding gene and increase in linc Brn1a transcribed from a bidirectional promoter with Brn1) observed in the linc Brn1b −/− brain is suggestive of a functional role for the dynamically regulated linc Brn1a, rather than transcriptional noise from bidirectional transcription from the protein coding gene promoter.
Together, these findings confirm that not all lincRNAs transcribed from a bidirectional promoter are irrelevant transcriptional by-products, but rather suggests that some fraction of these transcripts play critical functional roles during development.
Smoking and OSAS have a bidirectional relationship.
